FREDERICK, Md.-The Hood College and Ferrum College men's soccer teams both won their respective matches Sunday giving each school a 2-0 record in the inaugural BFPE International Fall Classic, held at Hood's Thomas Athletic Field. By virtue of their undefeated play in the tournament, and with each team having a plus-seven goal differential over the weekend, Hood and Ferrum were declared co-champions.

Hood (3-1) was a 4-1 winner over Marywood University (0-3) in the second match of the day and Ferrum (4-2) rolled past Christendom College (1-3), 6-0, in the opening match. In Saturday's action, Hood beat Christendom 5-1, and Ferrum beat Marywood 2-1 in overtime.

Hood 4, Marywood 1

The Blazers' Guilluame Farges scored twice and Jamie Moore added a goal-the first of collegiate career-and an assist to help lead the Blazers to a convincing win.

Ben Snyder also scored for Hood while Thomas Noonan, Shane McCarrick and Marcelino Rabara added assists. Goalkeeper Chad Baker had five saves.

The only score Hood allowed was an own goal, credited to Marywood's Todd O'Donnell, which came in the 83rd minute of the match.

Farges scored twice in the first 17 minutes of the match and Moore scored at the 32:17 mark to give the Blazers a 3-0 halftime advantage. The scoring in the second half was reserved for the final eight minutes when O'Donnell and Snyder traded tallies.

Danny Reynolds had six saves for Marywood.

Noonan, Farges and Rabara were named to the All-Tournament team for Hood.

Ferrum 6, Christendom 0

Jason Haynes and Wes Tazzar each scored twice and Jack Collins had a goal and an assist to help Ferrum cruise to the easy victory. Ryan Hambright also scored for the Panthers and Wusu Sesay contributed an assist. Goalkeepers Ryan Schilling and Matt Parrish needed to come up with just one save to record the shutout.

Joseph Hambleton had 10 saves for Christendom in 56 minutes of action.

Hambright opened the scoring in the 14th minute and Collins and Tazzar followed with first half to give Ferrum a 3-0 cushion at the break. Haynes scored consecutive goals to start the second half Tazzer closed the scoring in the match with a tally at the 68:07 mark.

All-Tournament Team is as follows:
Ferrum-Wes Tazzar, Wusu Sesay, Milford Smith
Christendom-John Archer, Denny Pregent, Joseph Hambleton
Marywood-Greg Cleary, Todd O'Donnell, Mikhail Attong
Hood-Thomas Noonan, Marcelino Rabara, Guillaume Farges